- What could possibly be increasing California's gas prices?
When running for governor in 2018, he opposed a ballot initiative that would have repealed that same increase.

On Tuesday, the governor sent a letter to the California Energy Commission (CEC) asking that the state agency investigate the Golden State's roughly $4.03 per gallon gas prices, currently the highest in the country (and well above the national average of $2.86 per gallon).
...California currently imposes the second-highest gas taxes in the country.
A state excise tax currently adds $.417 per gallon, a rate that will increase to $.473 come July.
On top of that, the state imposes a 2.25 percent gasoline sales tax.
A state excise tax currently adds $.417 per gallon, a rate that will increase to $.473 come July.
On top of that, the state imposes a 2.25 percent gasoline sales tax.
In addition, California has adopted a low-carbon fuel standard and a cap-and-trade scheme for carbon emissions which together increase the state's gas prices by $.24 per gallon above the national average, according to a 2017 state government report..."
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